59.1 | Spring 2026 British Columbia History

The spring edition of British Columbia History magazine features a theme of Black history. Stories include: - The Power of History: Barbara Hudlin, by Jamila Douhaibi - Blackness as a Frequency: Quantum entanglement, land loss, and the recipes that remember us in Canada, by Ariel Reyes Antuan - A Fly in Milk, by A.A. Riley - Writing for the Future, by Wayde Compton - Searching for Sarafim: The Life and Legacy of Serafim "Joe" Fortes, by Ruby Smith Diaz - Why the F*&% Do I Live Here: A window into one Black woman's journey in rural BC, by shayna-adjowa jones - Darkest Light 2124, by Kemi Craig - How to Help Disrupt, Dismantle, and Abolish Anti-Black Racism, by Lisa Gunderson (Akua Offeibea) Plus we have regular contributions from Front Words columnist Mark Forsythe and books editor Dalys Barney, and Snuneymuxw Titumels William A. White who shares teachings on the importance of counteracting the darkness of racism.